When will ATI have 3D?

I was thinking that the 3D vision at the time of playing games will be better to have; this will add extra fun to gaming. But the problem is that currently I am not interested in changing my ATI card. In short I need to know when ATI will be launched in 3D for 5000 series. If anyone has any related information for this then please let me know about that.

Well for you information that thing is already launched in market and its name is iz3d. iZ3D just update the drivers for their 3D screen to manage the Radeon. NVIDIA is the only one to offer this kind of solution. Drivers 1.9 ATI cards and manage the time that it has two DVI ports and a DVI port and a VGA port. SLI or CrossFire is not supported. The drivers actually add the management of 3D DLP, a technology developed by Texas Instruments.

The iZ3D is not new and consistent opinion that it is higher than the Zalman Trimon. Once calibrated, the screen has the performance of a conventional 22-inch monitor with a response time of 5ms. He does not suffer from artifacts in 2D mode, unlike the Zalman, and stereoscopic mode also works well under XP than Vista, both 32-bit, 64 bit, while Zalman is limited to the management of Vista . The 3D image has a resolution of 1680 x 1050, cons 1680 x 525 screen Zalman.

As far as the iZ3D still suffers from many defects. While 3D displays are impressive in the long run, they tire the eyes and the glasses come with the iZ3D have some defects that block the image. However, manufacturers are advancing and the technology should ripen in a few years. If you are thinking of going for that then think again considering this problem you are going to face.

ATI to go in the race of 3D stereoscopic indirectly and in the case of ATI, screens offers the iZ3D Stereoscopic 3D. In both cases, the vast majority of users will change the monitor, but in fact, NVIDIA's solution is obviously more viable. It remains to be seen if AMD will also take the step of 3D stereoscopic, but nothing shows yet. It must be said that this technology affects only a very small portion of consumers.

The few fans who have kept their 3D CRT monitors for their use shutter glasses, those who invested in an expensive system with two projectors, those who purchased 3D helmets, etc. All were based on older nvidia drivers. So I can tell you that today towards fans of 3D, nvidia no longer enjoy the same reputation while there is still some years. Then between the HGV and leave you locked to everything on its own system and start-up company that is expanding its driver to work with all systems on the market, I am much more enthusiastic about the work of iZ3D.

The design of the screen is pretty much sober iZ3D. Only the iZ3D logo engraved in silver on the upper left brings a touch of originality. The whole structure is black (plastic). The screen is held up by a solid rectangular base and relatively wide. The latter is equipped with slip resistant feet keep perfectly circular screen in place.